Ali Abdollahzadeh

Background

About Ali Abdollahzadeh

Objective: Vocation in professional municipal fire services, dedication to education, experience, and challenging working environments with vision to aspire to supervisory/coordinator roles within the fire services as well as a regional emergency management disaster relief coordinator/instructor. Ambition to pursue and complete all educational requirements and training to obtain position within the Illinois Urban Search & Rescue (US & R) Taskforce #1 team. Interests in education in fire service, emergency medical services, medical education, psychological training. Additional future interest in receiving dual degrees for Industrial & Organizational Psychology, and Masters of Business Administration. • Highly skilled career professional with more than 10 years practical experience between municipal fire departments, private ambulance, and intensive hospital setting environments. • EMT Program Coordinator sending annually 200-300 prospective EMT students to licensure to Illinois Department of Public Health / National Registry of Emergency Medical Technician examination. Supervisor/Coordinator for 3-5 courses per semester annually. • Lead EMS Instructor and Adjunct Faculty Member Level II Instructor of Oakton Community College. Supervisor for 15-20 paid teaching instructors, assistants, and mentors. • Paramedic In Charge of Ambulance 15 of Chicago Fire Department. Ranked in-between 1st - 2nd busiest ambulances in the city, and top 10 busiest ambulance nationwide annually. Averaging 20-36 Office of Emergency Management and Communications Fire/Ems incidents daily in a 24 hour period, annually over incidents. • Computer skilled, managing heavy daily patient volume including triage, assessment, and management of patient care. Proficient in all documentation/record maintenance/paperwork to ensure accuracy and patient confidentiality.